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Advisory Committee on Court Security & Emergency Preparedness James P. Cappelli, staff liaison Frederick D. Benton Jr. Walter Brown Tom Chidester Donald W. Colby Kurt Douglass James W. Dwertman Peter J. Elliott Ron Ferrell Nancy McClatchy Hon. Matthew W. McFarland Hon. Deborah J. Nicastro Justice Maureen O’Connor, chair Hon. Michael E. Powell Hon. Dana S. Preisse Ken Roll George A Romanoski Dottie Tuttle James M. Wahlrab Advisory Committee on Court Security & Emergency Preparedness The Supreme Court’s Advisory Committee on Court Security & Emergency Preparedness provides ongoing advice to the Chief Justice on issues of security and safety in courts and courthouses throughout the state. Chaired by Justice O’Connor, the advisory committee also assists in the development of emergency preparedness and continuity of operations plans by courts, as well as the promulgation of statewide standards related to these issues. During 2008, the committee worked with the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy to overhaul its training for bailiff certification and the requirements for firearms re-qualification. The committee also initiated the Court’s Inappropriate Communications program and updated Appendix C of the Rules of Superintendence for Ohio Courts, which addresses court security standards. 88 2008 Annual Report • The Supreme Court of Ohio
In January 2008, the Supreme Court of Ohio hosted court personnel, law enforcement officers and others who oversee security for courts across Ohio. The High Threat & High Profile Trials seminar drew more than 100 participants from Ohio and California to the Ohio Judicial Center. “Ensuring safe access to our legal system is very important, and the responsibility for security falls to all of us,” Chief Justice Moyer said in opening remarks. “When a crisis occurs, a court security plan makes a critical difference.” At the seminar, presented by the Supreme Court Office of Court Security, participants were provided with details on planning for trials that pose a high security risk. Speakers included Allen Smith, Ph.D., associate professor of criminal justice at Tiffin University. “A trial that draws a lot of attention can become emotional and create serious security problems for the court,” Smith said. “Preplanning with clear policies and procedures can make all the difference for the safety of the judge, the jury and others in the courtroom.” Ensuring safe access to our legal system is very important, and the responsibility for security falls to all of us ... When a crisis occurs, a court security plan makes a critical difference. — Chief Justice Thomas J. Moyer 2008 Annual Report • The Supreme Court of Ohio 89 Clerk's division Office of the Clerk Case Mediation Section
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